Dutch builder Feadship has shared a first look at its 79.9-metre superyacht Project 1015, as she arrives at the yard's facilities in Makkum for outfitting.
Hull construction of the project took place at Feadship's sheds in Amsterdam, before she was relocated north across the lake of IJsselmeer for the next stage of her build. Progress is already underway, with a section of her superstructure (expected to comprise the wheelhouse deck and the sundeck) joined on her arrival.
Like most Feadship projects, details remain highly secretive, though BOATPro expects a delivery date of 2028. She is believed to have been ordered in 2024, with construction underway in steel and aluminium.
Images reveal the yacht's slender hull form with a sharp plumb bow. She is expected to feature extensive glazing across her profile once complete, with an elongated swimming pool situated on her main deck aft.
Project 1015 joins the lineup of 12 other new build projects currently in build at Feadship, according to BOATPro. This includes a host of 80-metre builds such as the 83-metre Project Solent, the 82.5-metre Project 829 and the 80-metre superyacht Project 826. Construction is also underway on the yard's new flagship, the 143-metre Project 831.
Earlier this month, Feadship celebrated the launch of the 89.6-metre Project 828, drawn by Studio De Voogt with interiors by RWD.
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